Sentences with phrase «certification logo»

Fear Free certified professionals will be allowed to use the Fear Free certification logo on lab coats, business cards, and on the practice's website.

Australian legislation doesn't require foods made with genetically modified material to be labelled as such so you're best way to avoid it is to look for an organic certification logo.

Nor would a new «fairly traded» label be as recognizable to customers, and is likely to create yet more confusion in an already overwhelming field of certification logos.

Ensure you are buying naturally gluten free ingredients that are at high risk for being contaminated with a «gluten free claim» or gluten free certification logo.

Unfortunately, there are some career professionals out there claiming to be certified and displaying certification logos on their website when this is not the case.

If you want to be sure what you're buying is really organic, don't just rely on the words «organic» — look for a government approved certification logo like Australian Certified Organic.

If you can't get away from the palm oil, look for certification logos, such as Rainforest Alliance (read more about its certification program in Honduras) and RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil).

Consumers can not be guaranteed that a product is organic unless it displays an organic certification logo such as the Australian Certified Organic Bud logo.

Real organic packaged meat will display a government approved certification logo like Australian Certified Organic.

The best way to identify FODMAP Friendly products while shopping online or in the supermarket, is to check the product packaging displays the green FODMAP Friendly Certification logo, shown below:

A 2016 Q3 GlobalData survey revealed that 28 % of American millennials (18 -34-year-olds) found on - pack certification logos from the government or another authority to be «completely trustworthy».

This is why it is important for consumers to always look for «certified organic» and a trusted certification logo, like our Bud logo.

The GFCO certification logo is the symbol of trust for the gluten - free community, with more than 40,000 products certified worldwide.

The GFCO and GFFS certification logos are the symbols of trust for the gluten - free community, with more than 40,000 products certified worldwide.

His view was that the sheer number and diversity of onpack certification logos served only to confuse and demotivate consumers.

Certification logos typically have higher standards than the 20ppm threshold (which is still safe for celiacs).

The gluten free certification logos go above and beyond and have lower thresholds, some down to 5ppm.

An organic certification logo protects consumers from misleading claims and is the mark of a genuine organic product which has been audited all along the production chain from paddock to plate to comply with strict organic standards.

Notably there has been a significant increase in recognition of Australia's main certification logo, Australian Certified Organic, up a further 25 % in recognition from the 2010 report.

Shoppers are examining ingredients labels more closely and observing certification logos.

There is a Vodafone logo, but without the penned company name - only a small print «Designed by Vodafone» above the usual regulatory certification logos.

(UPDATE: I've been informed that this company recently removed the CPRW certification logo from their website)

Or, sometimes certification logos of groups like EnergyStar are used without permission.

To avoid misrepresentation consumers are reminded to check for a trusted organic certification logo like the Australian Certified Organic Bud logo on product labels (which regularly and randomly audits for compliance), buy from a certified organic butcher or ask retailers for certification paperwork as proof of their claims.

What if I told you there's now a FODMAP Friendly Certification logo to take out all of that guess work (and banish that annoying twenty minutes you stand there scanning those ingredient lists).

It's mostly referring to products imported from developing countries where it's seeing an increase in the fraudulent use of the EU organic certification logo.

ACO's Bud logo is an Australian Government approved certification logo.

For example, a consumer may understandably become alarmed if the package contains a third - party gluten - free certification logo and the voluntary advisory statement «May Contain Wheat.»

Around 44 % of shoppers actively check for a certification logo, while 75 % of organic consumers in Australia buy their products from major supermarkets including ALDI, Coles and Woolworths.

Australian Organic: If a product wears a certification logo like Australian Certified Organic you can be sure it's really organic — this means that it is audited annually and adheres to the Australian Certified Organic Standard.

To be sure you are really buying organic you should look for a certification logo such as Australian Certified Organic.

We know from the Australian Organic Market Report 2012 that trust in organics is a barrier towards buying organics so we implemented an awareness campaign helping people understand what organic means and advising them to look for a certification logo like Australian Certified Organic to know that what they're buying is truly organic.

The certification logo can appear on the front or back of labels.

People can trust products that carry the Certification logo as they have been through rigorous testing to gain the accreditation.

We encourage people to look for a certification logo such as the Australian Certified Organic Bud to be sure a product or a service is truly organic.

We know from the Australian Organic Market Report 2012 that trust in organics is a barrier towards buying organics so we implemented an awareness campaign helping people understand what organic means and advising them to look for a certification logo such as Australian Certified Organic to know what they're buying is truly organic.

In fact, while we currently have Certified products in several countries, several new countries will soon see our certification logo on their supermarket shelves as well.

Just make sure you look out for a certification logo like Australian Certified Organic or OGA (an organic certification program specifically for small growers).

To make sure what you're buying is truly organic look for a certification logo like Australian Certified Organic and you can't go wrong.

For Australian Organic it was a great opportunity to remind visitors to look out for a certification logo such as Australian Certified Organic's Bud to make sure what they are buying is truly organic.

If in doubt, look for a certification logo (such as ACO's bud logo) and a verified processor number.

The presence of the certification logo or certificate in accredited stores means that they are annually audited and comply with the Australian Certified Organic Standard.

«Our advice to shoppers is that even if a product calls itself «eco», «environmentally friendly» or «organic» and it's packaging looks environmentally friendly, look for an organic certification logo that proves its claim, like the Bud symbol used by Australian Certified Organic.»

A certified organic store with a shop front will openly display their certification certificate or certification logo.

If a product is claiming to be certified organic, always remember to look for a certification logo to prove its status.

Lentils are a high risk ingredient and should be purchased with a «gluten free» claim or certification logo.